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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1887-12-20
BELLAIHE,

AL Sorts OF Local News and Gossip From
tho 0lnss City.
Lois oil turkey RIFLES a.o announced.
Miss Kildow, Of Belmont, Is In the city.
John Rankin WAS in Wheeling yeater.
day.
Rhody Robinson has como back to Den.
yer, Dol.
Florence Bindley will BIO here to.mor.
row night.
Miss Lizzie Eyans will be here on
Christmas eve.
Alex. Heathsrington hsa been taken to
the Athens asylum.
Quito crowd wont out the g., z. & @,
railroad hunting yesterday.
All the roads hero will sci! cxcurs!on
tickets during tho holidays. ...
Miss Mary Gssry 10 sick With fever ct
her home in the Fourth ward.
John Dayis'a right hand is entirely use.
less, as he has large boil on 1t.
There Is talk Of the nail iac!ory not
starting until after the holidays.
William 3. Gallagher Is home from O
ton days trip into the interior o! the State.
Several Bsllaire saloon keepo,s paid
aues last week for violating the Sunday
law.
Misses Mary Robinson and Emma Mad
den are conte6tants for shawl ut the
Catholic lair. -
A young lady who atoppsd o. tho Globe
last week rcgiSteled her namo 90 ''the first
lady Of the land" Esa... 0l. 80 III
Miaees spsnSus and Frezie, who visited
Rev. Mr.. Hosy's family, have returned
home 10 Pittsburgh. .lIl.I.
Judge briggs reyoraod tho decision in
tho case Of Kelly va. Mar!ny. Tho csss
was submitted to the jury.
Tuesday, Wednesday and Thursday OF
tn week thslsdies oil tho Catholic church
will give h fas.ival in tho city hall.
Rev. Mr.. McLsussss.'u has juat closed a
ak weekn' revival =. the .. p.
church. He lef! yesterday Tor his ucS-c,,e
In Michigan. Isl
A daughter was born to Mr. aud Mrs.
Sarah K. Morehead, OF Philadelphia. Mrs.
Morehcad was formerly OF this county
nee Miss sallie Heaton.
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Prohibition National Convention Called.
CHICAGO, Dec. l9-In accordance with
the action oil the National Committee Of
tho Prohibition party, and In harmony
with the Instructions Of the Prohibition
National Convention Of 1854, a National
Convention Of the Prohibition party will
be held in the city Of indianapolis Ind,
on Wednesday. Juno 6, 1855. at 10 a. M,
for tho purpose Of nominating candidates
for President and Vica President oil Tho
United States, and for tho transaction OF
such other bnaineea as may properly be
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{ OUR stock OF Fine Goods TIL, season
surpasses oil our previous Efforts. 80,
II. l. u. DILLON u CO, II
RIVER NEWS.
stage Of tho Water and Movensnts OF tho


Stage of tho Water and Movements Of tho
p r Doata. NE.-Ig
The Ben Hur intsnded going through
to Pittsburgh Sunday, bat found Il impos.
sible to do 90 Rnd,turned back. She left
here Last evening for Parkcraburg.
Tho river continued to fall ut this po;nt
yesterday and was htlll falling OF dusk lnst
night, with depth Of feet inches In
the channel. Very little business was
transacted about the levee yesterday.
Tho Andes Is announced "a to.day's
packet Tor Cincinnati. Her hour OF Do.
pa,ture Ia 8 r. " and It Is desired 10 Get
AWAY promptly, IL possible; shippors nre
10 bear thia in mind and have
heir shipments on hand 40 early "a posi-.
bic. Tho Ande, has been thoroughly
,rerhsuled and put In the best oil condl.
lion. Capt. Charlie Muhlsman is ut the
nead as Of yoye and satisfaction Ia guar.
sntee1 all who patroulzs her.
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Trouble lIrewiuy,

PIrrsuuRon, Dec. l9.-.The railroad coal
association will bold meeting tomorrow
and consiler some very important natte,a
affecting the wages Of tho miners Of the
Pittsburgh dlntrict- A number Of tho op.
orators In the Pittsburgh district have
perslatently refused TO pay the advance OF
Scents per ton provided for In the Colum.
buD ecslc,
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Ex.Secretlry afnpnfnrTtt

ALBANY, N. Y. Dec. l0.-Mr. Manning's
family Is absolutely reticent about his
condition, and his physician refuses 10
make any statement beyond saying that
he does not think there is immediate dan.
ger Of MIR. Manning's death. II is believed
that there was on Sunday recurrence OF
the stroke which afflicted him a year APO,
and that his family was summoned to 6is
bedside in the expectation that death
was imminent. -. ~" l'I
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Another large crowd gathered In the
Capita! rink Las. evening to hear Major
Campo discourse on temperance. The
Meeting was opened by slnging, "Thero ID
q Fountain filled with Blood" Rev. Mr.,
Dryden thon offered a prayer that the
Temperance work and all good works
might prosperin this city. Father Jepson
then aroke ieelingly and effectively,
though briefly, and Major Camp followed
with como Btatiaiico OF the cost to work.
ingmen Of tho drinking habit. His speech
was powerful one, 0gf.l Soc
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A BANKRUPT CITY.
East St. Louis Liable for 100000 OF d.
fNultsu Bonds,

East St. Louis Liable for 81 100000 Of Do.
fNultsd Bonds.
East ST. LOUIS, Dsc. 10.-Thia city is
now bankrupt, and the Circuit Court de-
clares that j! 10 liable u. onco for one mil.
lion dollars Of dciaulted bonds. This
means the coulscation Of half the private
properly in the city. -l
A movement Is on foot to tako ouch 40.
ton IS will compel the supposed million.
aire Missouri mining companies which
have organised here, to escape Missouri
taxation, to pay tribute to tho city
where they deciGse In procuring their
licenses that they have their headquarters.
During the last, year companies OF various
kinds, the greater number OF thom mining
companies, have boon granted articles Of
incorporation with q capital from three
hundred millions to four hundred millions
oil dollars. o.. q. CT ..lll- -
A heavy taxpayer said that II tho city
officials did not take steps to make these
companies pay license in Eas! St. Louis
he would endearor 10 got Judgment
against them and collect Thorn wherever
any property Of tho companies could be
found, l--.
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Flftnon Minors Hurled In tbs u okrlB

Flftrou Minors hurled In the Dstris.
FLHNlNo, Mo-, Dec. 10.-Graat excite:
ment prevails here over the mine disaster
otsaturday which Is much more acrloua
than at fra! reported. Fifteen miners
were in tho shaft at tho time Of tho explo.
sion and are now buried beneath the
hundreds Of tons Of coal and debris. A
number Of others ara inpriuonsd through
the blockading Of the chat and hundreds
are working 10 reGucue them. ~
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Locnl OPP ton Constitutional.

ST. LouIs, Mo-, Dec. la.-The Supreme
Court this morning declared what Ia
known as the Wood Local Option Law to
DO constitutional. Tho effect Of this will
30 % give the temperance movement In
the State additional impetus and elections
will no uoaL. "a pneadily held on the
wet, or "dryn! question ia Stl che :oun.
ties In tho State that haven't already tuken
uuoh aG!Iep! St. Loul1 will also vote on
the Nueetlon, 49, -
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BLAME AND cLkyYLANp


the Tnrin Itsue. arr
WARRINGTON, D. O., Dec. l9.-In an
interview here General Nathan Goif, Of
West Virginia, said concerning the late
Now York gathering: "BlAine was DO.
yond doubt tho choice Of the convention
for tho Presidential nomination next time.
Sherman had many friends among The
Western delegates. Blaine will DO nomi.
mated In 1888, and In tho fight between
Blaine and Cleveland, Blaine will win.
Cleveland's Tariff notlons will loso him
several States which no carried before.
Tho mecsage has put him on
one sldO Of The question, and
materially helped 10 make more
Gold the Republican party OF tho country.
Although Fostor, the new president Of tho
league, Ia pronounced anti.saoon man,
II 10 too early yet 10 say whether the 70.
publicans will put In plank 10 please tho
Prohlbltionlstg. Republicans every whore
think that the saloon should not dominate
politics, but prohibition and high licepnc
subjec!s are for local lcgiula.ion."
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CHATTANOOGA, Dec. l0.-A special to
the Times from 1iltou, Ga. says that at
o'clock r. NJ, to-day boiler at Winchev-
tors saw mill exploded while all the
hands were around the furnace door
warming themselves. Five mon were In.
atantly Killed and boy seriously injured.
The:killed arc: .Ellison Hombre, K. James
Walker, William Tannemap, Ed Hogan
and A.. Hawking, the last two colored,
Tho bodiea were irigh.lully mutilated, two
being cat entirely In twain, s. : ), :
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Probably noone thing has caused such a
general revival OF trade at Logan 4: Co, "a
drug store as their giving away 10 their cus-
tomera Of 80 many free trial bottles OF DR.,
Ikt,ings New Discovery for Consumption.
Their trade 10 simply enormous In this
very valuable article from the fact that Il
always cures and mover dlsappoints.
Coughs, colds, asthma, bronchitis, Group
and all throat and lung dieeases quickly
cured. You can teat 1t before buying by
getting, o trial bottle FREQ, large aize 81,
Every bottle warranted. 60. - -
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Souvenirs OF My TINES, by Jeusie u.
Fremont; A Tramp Trip Through Europe
on Soc q Day, An Unknown County, Mrs.
Mulock C.aik; From Forccaa.le 10 Cabin,
by Captain samuels, arc sons oil the best
selling books for grown up people, and
can be had a. STANTON & DAyRyPoRr's,
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40 tho Ladies'.
we have juas opened specially for the
Holiday trade tho most elegant line Of ma.
chimes ever brought to this city. We have
the Standard and White finished in Ma.
hogany, OAK, Antique Oak, Ash and Cher.
~. Choice will DO given 10 Holiday pur-
chasern without additional coat, Read
our lad" IN this paper. @ :
Ed. L. RcsR & Go,
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Killed by IL Train.

Special Dtpasea to the Latt!iioennr.
ErEunESvILLE, o., Dec. l0.--At o'clock
this evening James King, an old resident
Of this city, WAS struck by tho second aec-
ton Of passenger No. on the "dump"
and instautly killed. He was on hls way
home, and Tor some cause did not notice
tho train, which approached from the
front. Deceased vas coal miner and
about fly Yeara OF age. =
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An Invitation frotn Gov. Foraker.

ku IHSHntluH NFUtu 0uFs UI1KeIs
Special DL,pltca 10 The inte4ictnetr.
RlrcuIR, q. H., Dec. l9.-At meeting
OF the Richie Guardr, held Saturday
evening fox the purpose o. choosing q
First Lieutenant, yico ]. II. Lininser, re:
aigned, John N. Heston wss elected. The
Guards are in receipt Of On invitation
from Gov. ]. D. Foraker, Of Ohio, to at.
tend in body tho inaugural ceremonies
at Columbus, January 10Th next. Ills not
known yet whether they will 70 or not.
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poyDERLf MtICI1 DErrER

His Condition 50 Greatly Improved That 1t
~ Surprises HIS Honsshuid.
SCRANTON, PA, Dec. 19.-Gensral Master
Workman T.'V. Powderly has been i'm.
proving steadily alncc yesterday ; In fact,
his improvement has surprised his house.
hold and phyriclans. Tho general op!n.
ion Is that he will BIO able to bo up In o
few days. No one but his wife is allowed
to remain in the room with him.
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Dlsas,rou. Natural Gns Explosion

UNhHItouN Nhtufhl VNs lIpIutIuus
Special NIpdtcA 10 he IGttLligeHetr.
CAMBRIDGE, o., Dec. l0,-By disss.
trous explosion Of natural gas, ignited by
a miners lamp, early this morning. In the
Trail Run mines, si1 miles youth Of Cam.
bridge, one Hungarian Loaf his life aud
two others were fatally burned. The
flames arc under control, bat Il will BIO
days before work can be re.umsl and
tho financial loss will DO great. These
mines employ three hundred nlon.
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JUAN AND JuANlrA, a story for children;
Prince Little Boy. by DR.. Hammond; Blue
Jackets Of lSl2, by Abbott; Tanplewood
Iales, elegant new editions; The Three
Good Giants, Rabelals, re-ediied Tor young
folks, and all the leading juvenile books
at STANTON & UArRHpnnr,s
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yOpQtlS.
Popular.
handkerchief, lc up.
Whi..s apronP, l2c.
Large sizs Slbuma, 59c up.
Plush whisk SSr!d0Yu, .iir up.
Plush work boxes, IN up.
Flush toilet caaee, Csc up d. tho
POPULAR,
Eleven Eleven Main street

= SAMANTHA AT SARATOGA, Sweet Cicely,
Ben'Hur, Tho Earth Ttemblej, The Fail
G!od, Ramona, Anna Ksronina, sre but a
lew leading late works Of fiction that will
mako suitable slits. W :, 4. :"
STANTON K DAygyponr
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OUR stock Of Fine Imported China and
FANCY, Bric.a'Irac SURPRISES anything
ever shown In this market. 25'ts
/. q. DILLON & co,
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CHOICE designs In Oxldl,el Silver
norrllles, Fancy Enameled JeWelry.
Onyx Tables. and Pcdestals, Fine French
DIslus Figures, Fancy Leather Card
Gases and fOcSotbo0ks coming In eyerv
day, to !. G. DILLON l. CO.'S,
--. ,Iewelers
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Tho Crown ltinen,a rnron.

BERLIs, Dec. lo.-Tho Ffei.xinige
zs'tan9 In an article believed to have been
prompted by Protector Ylrchow, says that
the c'ctraz alton In the Clown Princs's
throat is most favorable symptom. Indi.
eating tina. ths affection is not cancsrons
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SEE onr Gentlenien's Embroidered
Holiday slippers ut 81 10 md 81 20 per
pair. A handsome picture card given
each purchaser. j. W. AMICK,
25sI lib Main Street. (
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PURCHASE 4 pair OF Boys OF, Girls
Rubber 9o,ts If you want 10 give them
q sensible Present for this Kind Of
weather. J. W. AMICK,
l1i3 Main Street.
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0yE good decd deserves another. Then
use Warmers Log Cabin Rose Cream 10,
Casarrh and you will gs. what you deserye
get well. Price % cts. per bottle, NJ
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Our Photo Albums are the best Ameri.
cane manufacture made 10 be used; not
the SNOWY, imported once, made 10 be
sold by the notion stores. g g
-. .--L STANTON & DAYISpoBr. I.
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Uarper's Young People (hound volume
1857, 81. Nicholas bound volume lSS7),
C'salterLor. Our Little Ones, Zig Z,g Jour
neys, Yassar Girls' Travels, with ell the
other leading ANNALS. at
STANTON 4 DAvEHroET's.
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sgo. NJ. BSooK b co.
sgu. NJ. BSooK i co.
. 0 0 90
Customers

Gan be supplied With useiul and ofna.
mental UhIlalmhs and Now Year Pfeeenle
from our unusually large and compfelen.
piyo Holiday stock.
To mslB. buyeD In selecting, NO here.
with append liut Of Eyticlea uuitRblo lor
ruch Presents:
Wraps-Ladies' & Children's.
Silks, Velvcts and Pushes.
llenricttas-Black and Cold.
Pattern Suits,
Cashmcres, Cloths, etc.
Fur Mufs and Boas.
Shawls and Fichues.
Skirts and Skirtings.
Blankets and Comforts.
Chenille Curtains.
Chenille Table Covers.
Lace Curtains.
Lace Bed Sets and Tides.
Felt Covers and Scarls.
Eel. Lambrcqulns.
Table Linens and Napkins.
Towels and Tray Cloths.
Marscilles& CrochetSpreads.
Turkish Towels, ScarIs, etc.
Gloves in Cloth, Silk and
Leather.
Crepe de Chine Ties, Scarfs'
etc.
Linen Collars and Cuffs.
Lace Collars and Scarfs.
White Aprons.
lIandkerchicfs- Silk & Linen
Munlers-Silk & Cashmere
Gossamers-Ladies' & Chill
drcn's.
Umbrcllas-Silk, Gloria, etc
Suspcnders--Gents' & Boys
Unlaundricd Shirts.
Satchcls and Purses.
Plush Novelties.
Toboggans.
Hosiery.
Infants Boots.
Fine Fans,
And many other goods, all OF which vii
be sold Of popular pricea! No hsv
thousands Of handkerchief ranging iron
! cent up to 50 90 each, md hundreds c
Puraes from 8 cents 10 10 90 each.
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Tho President IL too Slow,

BcsroS, Dec. 10 BusIness in the
United States Courts 10 euapenled here
owing to the fact that Manhal Banku'
term Of Office has expired and no success.
aor has yet been appointed. ~
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.FIFTIETII CONGRESS.
THE PROCEEDINGS YESTERDAY.
Mills, OF Texas, Almost Certain to be Mt this
ID Head Of the Ways and Means Commit.
tss- senator Push Attempts a
TnFia "lleform" Argument. I

WAsuisoroS. D. O., Dec. l0.-1n the
House the sps,kar announced the ap.
polntmen! Of !ho Committee on Rules 40
iollowu: Tho Speaker, Meuurs, Randall
Mills, Reed and Cannon. The appoint
mont Of Mr.. Mills on this committee 10
regarded "a settling the question al 10 who
Will bs chairman oil the Committee on
Ways and Means II,
Mr.. Dlbble, Of South Carolina, offered a
resolution referring to tho Committee on
Appropriations tho reporia Of the Court Of
Claims on tho French Bpollatlon claims,
with instructions TO report oil claims In
tho general deficiency bill, which have
been decided iavorably.
MI. Blount, oil Georgia. objected 10 In.
btructing o committee 10 report back
claims before tho resolution containing
such instructions had been considered by
a committee.
Mr.. Randall colnCided In this view.
After Considerable discussion, In which
Meesrl. Oates, oil Alabama, Rsed, OF Maine,
Springer, Of Illinois, aud Rogers, OF Ar.
kausas, participated, the RESOLUTION was
adopted-yeRs, l63; nays, So.
At $50 the House adjourned until to.
morrow. o..
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IuAvE found out gift for my lair. It
is not n ring Of gold, nor AoweIa for her
hair, nor pearls for her white neck, but
Salvation OIL for her sore throat. She's a
singing bird, sNaa
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Tus Wheeling & Elm Grove Railroad
Sill tln ia trains from Thursday, Dscom.
oet -, until Monday, December &c, in.
c!nsiye every hour, Bame aa during sum.
msr, LAST train leaving city at $3.50 r. MO {
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A FIEsr CLASS pair SpecIacles made to
order by the reliable optician Prof.. Nj.
Neuer, 50 Twelfth street, wlll make the
best Christmas gift, = ~ = =
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TIE great Yacheron & Constantine
Watches are 10 be had only at
.,M ]. G. DILLON i CO.'S.
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Bargains will tell. We have pu. on IN
extra force OF clerks to accommodate our
holiday trade at tho POPULAR,
I'LL Main street.
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FOR CHRISTMAS AND TuE HOLIDAYS

Our celebrated Knit Jackets, Shirts,
DlcsS and Woolen; Mufllers, SILK and
cashmere; hanakerchisis, silk and Al.
paea; Gloves, NIL kind,; Umbrellas, Silk
and bingham, aud Scotch Wool Under.
Wear, warranted not to shrink, ut
q. HESS l. sons,
Merchant TAllors md tents Fnrnisbars
l0sl \ l3s1 Market Street.
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| COMPROMISE,

As general compromise .he would re.
peal tho internal tax on tobacco, for the
sole reason that tobacco WAS an upricul.
tural product, and let the tax on whisky
otand for future consideration. He de.
clared he would vote for no duty on any
thing manufactured In tho United Stated
that would no! cripple any home induatry,
or impair the ability Of homo composition,
No people, 10 said, had ever submitted 60
long to robbery on the part Of their own
government, and those who opposed A 70.
vision Of the tariff at the risk Of a financial
panic and induatrial pa,alysIa became
psrties 10 this robbery, ard became
political criminals. Both the Republican
and Democratic pRrtieB had promised 10
reduce tho income 10 the wAuta OF the
government, aud 1t WAS trilling lor Rspub.
licaus 10 charge upon tho Democratic
party tho blame Of tho failure to leyias
the tariff: This Congress could not ad.
journ until such change was made In the
revenue laws AZ would stop tho flow Of
money from the people into the national
treasury beyond tho needs Of the govern.
ment: He would put on the FREQ list
chemical and raw wool aud salt. and
might be willing 10 add other articles 10
the irc0 list. He wB, not In favor, how.
ever, oil putting iron ore on the free lis',
The doing 30 would be regarded by
tho orc land owneru and ore
workers 0! Alabama, Tenneeuee, Virginia
end West Virginia as On. act Of usjuat
discrimination In favor Of foreign iron
ores. Aaso pig iron. cf which the preoont
duty was 50 72 per ton, he believed that a
duty - pcr ton would DO ample. lie
madothese rcms,ks to show that thore was
pig iron interests from any reduction Of
tho tariff, PRECEDENT Cleveland had In
his recent annual mcnsage shown q
courage mud patriotism never exhibited
before by any public man In lila position
and with his surroundings. There could
bs no mistake as to what the President
beloved to be tho paramount duty Of
Congrens. There was not single sen.
lence In the message that was not ina
ruth and tho whole truth.
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A HANDSOME Christmas Card given
each purchaser OF u pair OF Rubbsrs or
Shoes this week. j. ", AMICE. "
1li3 Main Strnal.
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$50, 900 worth Of FIue Diamonds alone
at |. u. Dillon l. Co.'s. All limo goods,
and prices lower than any Eastern
market. gTsl5. -
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS
ON H A ND!

all sizes.
% Barrels Malaga Grapes.
10 Sacks New French and Cali.
t0rnia Walnuts.
5 Sacks New Soft Shell Almonds.
5 Sacks Extra Fine Brazil Nuts,
5 Sacks Sicily Filberts.
! Barrels Texas Pecons.
20 Boxes Fine Dehesia Table
Raisins.
10 Tons Of Candy. This in.
cludps everything that can be
had in the Candy liue.
N SCHULZ,
ds7o 1910 MARKET sTsYET
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VIZ hope to have enough children's
B!sckboarda and Deaks this year to ann.
ply our trade, but 10 make sure, buy early.
+ STANTON K DAVENPORT.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1887-12-20

Loss Of liie.-Thousands sink Into an
early grave lor want Of bottle OF Dr..
Bull's Cough Syrup. - !.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1887-12-20

a BuEcn or N,oLErs, by Miss Jeroma,.
Dlesona Chilsimss Carols, illustrated in
pho.o grayafe; Treasures Of Art and Sons
oplohs iolio me Mahogany Tree, Thscs,
cray, elegantly illustrated, md scorea NJ
other handsome gilt Books may be ers w
ut STANTON & DAvESrOpr's
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1887-12-20
Indications,

WARRINGTON. D. O., Dec. oO.-Fo. Wa.
nreinis, warmer, rain, followed by coiS Has
WINDS, becoming orlak TO high north woo,.
CRY, with cold wave Tuesday nIvht'
FOR Western Pennsylvania. TaSro-
Ialn, iIeah TO b,ick sou,herly wind, i ~,
lowed Tuesday night by colder, bri,'t W. ~
high noIthgettesly winds, - IN W
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1887-12-20

ALARGE variety Of Portrait Frames,
EnSrarlngs, Echinys, &c., at Kinks
Art Store, zoos Main street.